The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-28

dependent of any special brilllancy on
the part Of the sun. Go and take a
look at Burke's gallery and be con.
WINGED that all you are likely 10 need
in bis profession.
Read Phil. Jacobs new advertise
ment in to-days paper.
Read the advertisements elsewhere
in to-day's Echo of A. NJ. Mayo.
The public schools throughout the
parish will reopen on November l.
The Echo returns thanks to Mrs.
VIM. Courtney, Of Canada, for highly
appreciated fayors.
Mr.. E. 7. Marin and family, of
lola, Kansas, arrived Oh Monday last
to make our city their future home.
Miss Bell Ocbiltree, Mr. Willie Sells
and Mr.. J. P. Davis, of Orange, Texas,
have been in our city during the past
week.
The Police Jury of the parish of
Calcasieu meets at the Court House
on next Tuesday, Nov. /. A full at
tendance ls expected.
Read notice of Florence A. Coos, in
another column of to-day's Echo, re-
voking all powers of attorney hereto
fore given and executed by her
For the past three days the weather
has been quite cool and cloudy, which
have made fires comfortable and
brought out last winters overcoat.
Judge Moore, of OpeIousas, and
Judge John Clegg, of Lafayette, were
IN town last week holding Circuit
Court, and gave us pleasant call,
Capt. J. w. Moore, of sugartown,
was in town last Monday Oh his way
to New Orleans to lay in a stock of
goods for his mercantile establishment.
We learn that Mr.. A. +. Daunoy, an
expert brick burner from New Iberia,
is now engaged in burning kiln of
100000 brick at Welsh for Messrs.
@. d. Welsh & %.
Mr.. F. NJ. Sherry, Of the real estate
firm Of Welsh q Sherry, at Welsh,
Caleasieu parish, was 10 this city last
Friday and dropped in to see US. He
says Welsh is on the boom and whoop-
ing things up generally.
Mrs. 3. K. Barron arrived Monday
last from Bridgeport, KY after an ex-
tended tour through the North during
the past summer. She will remain
here for the winter to enjoy our mild
aud health giving climate.
Mr.. Ely Dees returned Thursday
morning from Scranton, Miss where
he was called by telegraph Last Fri
day to visit the sick bed of bis aged
mother. We are glad to be able to
say that Mre. Does is better
Mr. Samuel Kaufman aud w. J.
Gayle went out guuuIng a few days
ago and killed 80 snipe and 10 daelt
in very short time. Ducks and
snipe are coming in fast and this nf
doubt will be Q good season for oul
hunters.
Dr. w. A. Knapp has accepted tn
\ position Of Voluntary Meteorological
4 Observer for this section, cooperating
\ with the Louisiana Weather Service
| A summary Of bis monthly report vii
4 appear 10 the columns Of this pape
\ 10 the future.
4 We are informed that one day Las
week George PLY accideptly shot Ab
4 Parker 10 the chin and mouth wbil
skylarking with . pistol, At q logging
4 camp on West Fork. Beth Pilly an
Parker are young men, and the shoot
ing was purely accidental.
H Among The latest acquisitions 4
4 tie prosperous little town Of Wells
\ Is Mr. +. Romero, late Of New Iberia
Nj r. wall build a geod Fesidspc.
and shortly open business there. "
is a brother-in-law Of j. J. Ringle'
the hospitable hotel keeper At Welsh
Tic first IF November being ID
Feast Of All Saints, the services ip th
Catholic Church will be op Sunday
Bepedictiop At . o'clock p. mg il "a
church, and ai 4 p. 70. tho eefenop
Of the blessing of the graves will tax
place ip the cemetery, at which ceE'
mony a sermon viii b preached
Gsrapd Promenade GoReert an
EnsersnkmnieRf
We are locking forward 10 2 grel
treat at the coming Concert Y \
given Tor thu benefit Of the Episcop.
Church aa Williams Opera Hous
Thursdey Neg 3. We upderAtap
6st some Fl the besl talent of Aas
Charles botA pTqfessiopal apd aeletep
win take psEt, Among the pogelti'
will be she 0ld Maids Auction, whie